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My third design is new and so advanced that it does not require a person to wear a mask. It has its own docking station that is plugged into the wall. The device has wheels and is circular in shape. The device acts as a robot strolling around a chosen facility detecting any alarming smells such as drugs, weapons, or bombs. The device is able to detect a specific scent up to 10 feet by analyzing the scent connected to specific drugs, weapons due to the scent of gun powder, and bombs by the scent of particular chemicals. The device has a display window and will send an alert via text or email with any detection it finds. School officials are quietly notified to reduced chaos and they will handle proper search and protection protocols. The device would stroll on a programed schedule set by the school official in charge. The device would be programmed to return to docking station for charging when needed. There can be multiple devices in use at any chosen location. This device would be called iSniff.

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Morris Frank - Co-Founder of first guide dog school in the US

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Morris Frank - Co-Founder of first guide dog school in the US

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"I knew she was going to be my declaration of independence," said Morris Frank, describing the first Seeing Eye Dog, Buddy, a female GSD, in the 1920s. Frank also knew right away she was a kind of pioneer. Buddy's success in guiding Frank gave birth to the service-dog movement. Today dogs offer the "divine gift of freedom," as Frank called it, to people with all kinds of disabilities. And it all started with a smart pointy-eared girl named Buddy.
Source: http://www.akc.org/content/entertainment/articles/amazing-facts-about-german-shepherd/

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-  Service Dogs
-  Police and Military Services
-  Search and Rescue
-  Drug Detection

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-  Programmable device with no operator required
-  Has a specific docking station that charges the device
- Sends notification via email to minimize chaos

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-  No backpack necessary and the mask is much smaller
-  Two pieces: the mask and hand held device that communicates via bluetooth

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-  Bulky and worn as a mask
-  Charged by an adapter plugged into the wall
-  Includes a hose that connects the mask and a backpack

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Problems we face in today's society . . . 

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Problems we face in today's society . . . 

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Drugs on a school campus may be more common that you think. Kids are younger and experimenting with harder drugs than ever before. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, this marked the sixth straight year that 60% or more of teens reported that that their high schools are "drug infected."
What about bomb threats and school shootings? The Educator's School Safety Network states that in the 2015-2016 school year, U.S. Schools have experienced 1,267 bomb threats. Reports have also confirmed that number has since risen every school year. According to USA Today, there have been 22 school shootings at an elementary and secondary schools in which 2 or more people were killed since 1990.
Safety at school is an on going issue. Whether it be from drugs, weapons, or bomb threats, school has become a scary place.

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The German Shepherd is a breed of medium to large-sized working dog that originated in Germany. The German Shepherd is one of America’s most popular dogs. These dogs are very intelligent and devotion and courage are remarkable. They often excel in most anything they are trained to do.